Originally Posted by volkspost

Just wanted to post this one, cause I did some testing:

I guess I found it, but it's tricky.

The complete address including @ and domain is saved in
/private/var/mobile/Library/AddressBook/AddressBook.sqlitedb

I found a faik address I created for testing in table "ABRecent".

Activated the row and deleted it.

I am using MesaSQLite on my Mac.

Only thing, playing around with the sqlite DBs can be risky. Dont use a text editor. Just delete that one row in an SQL editor and you will be fine. Got rid of my test address ;-)

glad you found it

Yeah, thanks volks

I just finished up, the instructions in that thread were SUPER easy, if I were registered @ modmyifone I would so rep that dude... Thanks for the help volks I appreciate it , you too XianLi :hack:

So the only way we have found is SSH into your phone and do it. Do we know if there is some way to do it legit?

Originally Posted by lsmaster

So the only way we have found is SSH into your phone and do it. Do we know if there is some way to do it legit?

You can ask a genius in an Apple Store.

Originally Posted by lsmaster

So the only way we have found is SSH into your phone and do it. Do we know if there is some way to do it legit?

This is the only way possible... I could see in the future Apple would implement a "clear mail cache" but as of right now, SSH is the only way.

come on apple, give up. The "genuises" should have some kinda jailbreak tool to help ppl.

With jailbreaking, the user has much much more control over iPhone than Apple does. And apple doesnt like that at all.

Think "You are free to do What WE want you to do" Different.

Originally Posted by XianLi

Think "You are free to do What WE want you to do" Different.

LOLLL too funny